How do you use and in if statements in Python?

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Hello, I am making a python program and I want it so if the player has 1, 2, and 3 in its move list it will end the game.

What I have tried:

if "1" and "2" and  "3" in pmoves:
        pwin = True

The problem is if I just do move 3 it ends the game. Whats wrong?

Posted 6-Jul-21 17:46pm

Updated 6-Jul-21 18:55pm

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Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-06T18:55:00

Try the following

Python

if "1" in pmoves and "2" in pmoves and "3" in pmoves:
        pwin = True

Posted 6-Jul-21 18:55pm

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CPallini 7-Jul-21 3:31am

5.

Wendelius 8-Jul-21 5:23am

Thank you!